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This is my awesome list of things I've found that I think are rather good. I hope that you find something useful here.

Cloud & Networking

Command Line Tools

If you're reading this section, you may also want to peek at my dotfiles.

  • ag - the silver searcher replacement for ack.
  • atuin - sync and search shell history across devices.
  • bat - a better cat.
  • catppuccin - pastel theme (e.g. for tmux).
  • duf - a better df.
  • dust - a more intuitive version of du.
  • eza - powerful replacement for ls (replaces exa).
  • fzf - command-line fuzzy-finder.
  • lazydocker - terminal UI for Docker.
  • lazygit - terminal UI for git.
  • neovim - my preferred editor.
  • oh-my-posh - fast and customizable shell prompt.
  • powerlevel10k - Zsh theme.
  • ripgrep - recursively search for a pattern.
  • xplr - terminal file explorer.
  • zsh - my shell of choice.

Tmux Plugins

These are the plugins that I use with tmux, loaded via tpm.

Desktop Applications

  • 1 Password - my password manager of choice (also provides a CLI).
  • Balena Etcher - fairly good tool to flash OS images.
  • Blender - open-source 3D modelling software (and so much more).
  • Cleanshot - my favourite screenshot tool for macOS.
  • Colorslurp - excellent color picker (for macOS).
  • Easy Move+Resize - move and resize windows on macOS like on X.
  • Hammerspoon - open-source automation of macOS with Lua.
  • iTerm2 - my go-to terminal emulator for macOS.
  • PixelSnap - on-screen measurement tool for macOS.
  • Raycast - launcher replacement for macOS.
  • RustDesk - an open-source alternative to TeamViewer.
  • Stats - awesome open-source stats for macOS.

Obsidian Plugins

Productivity

  • Asciiflow - Web application for drawing ASCII diagrams.
  • Bibtex Converter - Online bibtex converter.
  • Detexify - amazing app that lets you draw symbols to find their LaTeX name.
  • Excalidraw - awesome diagram app.
  • Mom Macros - Powerful macros for groff.
  • MyBib - Havard bibliography generator
  • NBT Editor - an online NBT editor.
  • Obsidian - a markdown-based note-taking application with many powerful community-built plugins.
  • Readwise Reader - a powerful read-it-later app. I like to synchronise my highlights and notes with Obsidian.
  • tldraw - a web-based whiteboard application
  • troff documentation - links to documentation for TROFF tools.

Research

Software Development